exportsOverride into lib folder directly

[yatskevich]

exportsOverride into lib folder directly

[bpletzer]

ok, found a way:

{
  "exportsOverride": {
    "somePackage": {
      "js/../": "dist/**"
    }
}

does the trick

even better... ...

{
  "exportsOverride": {
    "somePackage": {
      "": "dist/**"
    }
}

[yatskevich]

Additionally you can take a look at grunt-bower project.

[chadly]

I have a similar request, but the referenced config doesn't solve my issue. Most of my bower dependencies are single-file scripts and I'd like to dump them into the root of the lib folder rather than into a package subfolder.

Here is what I have now:

{
    "exportsOverride": {
        "somePackage": {
            "": "someFile.js"
    }
}

This copies someFile.js to lib/somePackage/someFile.js. I'd like an option to copy it to the root lib folder, lib/someFile.js.

I am thinking an option in the config, packageSubfolders which could be set to false to have it skip the "packageName" subfolder.

I've also looked at the grunt-bower project you referenced, but it doesn't seem to do what I want either. A lot of the projects I use don't specify a component.json which makes the exportsOverride config needed.

[IvanRave]

Chadly, it's easy to use simple grunt-contrib-copy instead this library with exportsOverride and your needs